What, 111 reads and no advice, either nobody has been to Yardie Creek or people on this site are not prepared to help!

only just seen this thread. be prepare for some nice fish from the beech.anywhere along the coast near yardi creek from what i have heard are quite productive at times, just a matter of finding the fish. look for areas that there is a gap between some reefy areas . a decent beech rod and running heavier line would be a positive thing as there are some monsters out there. 

Thanks Russ and Sandy, advice welcomed, ever in gero look me up.

Walk south about 1.5 - 2kms to a reef- rock spit going out about 50m in a sw direction, had plenty of fun there with light gear Queenies, trevally and sharks at night. great spot to camp too. Just cross yardie and keep going. Good luck

As stoinka has said, go to boat harbour, theres quite a few of those little rockbars there that you can get bluebone, queenies sharks and spangos.  Otherwise you can get spangos off the Yardie beach, except it gets fished pretty hard.

now thats a nice lookin spot!

Has anyone actually fished in the creek itself, saw some really big fish from the top of the george when we there last July,will be there again this July as well.

Mike

Thanks for the info, cant wait to get up there.

Will be windsurfing during the day so the night fishing as suggested looks like it could be outstanding.

have heard you can get Muddy from then creek is that correct?

After just returning from a 2 week family holiday at Exmouth,( all shore based fishing) I would highly recommend purchasing a hand throw net (3/4 inch) and paying the $40 licence fee @ the Exmouth Post Office . After watching the locals next to us catching heaps, and us catching not much..then investing in 0ne myself it inceased our catch ten-fold. Look for the baitballs (hardy heads) along the beaches, keep refreshing water in your bucket( you can buy a small airation pump for your bucket if you are keen!) Freeze any that die for berley the next day. use the live ones on a small hook with a running sinker depending on the wind.

Hardy heads and lures the way to go.

Hope you have a good trip. We did.

I've caught plenty of spanglies and trevs around the Osprey Bay/Sandy pt area so imagine Yardi beach is similar. Just make sure you get a map as there's a no shore fishing sanctuary there.
I remember seeing "stay on the track" signs around Yardi creek, not sure if they were asking or telling so may pay to check if you can walk along the river bank.

Warped 1, Thanks for the info, will head for the tackle shop before I go have heard that live bait is the best.

The big schools of fish you see in Yardie are usually Mullet, though I've caught small trevors and long tom in there too. Wouldn't be surprised if a few queenies or YF Bream found their way in there either.

cant wait to get up there. heading out monday to the spot I got my limit last week hope the same happens.

If Ipost no pics then you Know I failed.